Mets Draft Ambidextrous Outfielder Lee Mazzilli
New York Mets select Brooklyn native Lee Mazzilli as the 14th pick in baseball’s summer draft. Mazzilli can bat and throw with both hands and may choose between pro baseball and college, holding a four year Arizona State offer amid a one day draft with 785 players chosen. Balloting also names David Clyde as the top pick for Texas, noted for left handed pitching and a stellar high school record. San Diego’s Dave Winfield earns a versatile slot across pitcher, outfielder, and first baseman as the draft’s early standout.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Lee Mazzilli
Brooklyn
Joe McDonald
Mets
Mazzilli
Arizona State
Texas Rangers
Houston
David Clyde
Clyde
Westchester High School
San Diego
Dave Winfield
University of Minnesota
Rangers
David
Dodgers Beat Cubs 10-1 as Davis Goes 4 for 5
Willie Davis powered Los Angeles with a 4 for 5 game including a triple and two singles in a 10-1 rout of Chicago. The win keeps the Dodgers within three games of the Giants in the NL West while several other NL and AL games produced notable rallies and closings.
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Associated Press
Willie Davis
Man
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Davis
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fisk and Miller Spark Red Sox Past Royals 9-2 in Boston
Carlton Fisk led Boston with three hits and drove in runs while rookie Rick Miller added a hit and scored. The Red Sox beat Kansas City 9-2 as Marty Pattin allowed two runs in 7 1 3 innings. Miller left with a twisted ankle after a seventh inning collision.
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Boston
Carlton Fisk
Rick Miller
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Royals
Fisk
Miller
Royals
Fred Patek
Gail Hopkins
Red Sox
Dick Drago
Obi
Carl Yastrzemski
Tommy Harper
Dwight Evans
Wayne Simpson
Reggie Smith
Hopkins
John Mayberry
Marty Pattin
Kansas City
Fenway Park
Bill Lee
Ken Wright
Red Sox draft picks include Cox Lynn Meyers and more
The Boston Red Sox chose nine pitchers six outfielders four infielders and three catchers in the 1973 draft with William T Cox 18 from Midwest City High School as top pick and Fred Lynn 21 from El Monte California as second. Charlie Meyers 21 from Oklahoma State was the third pick followed by New England selections: Bill St Clair Roswell Brayton Jim Bodinski and others including Curran Percival Tom Jones Glenn Bannister Clell Hobson Jr Rick Berg Chris Dilorenzo Barrett Jackson Jack Medick Jim Lease Carman Copple Lanny Phillips Mike Cucin o Mike Bennet Collin Youtz Greg Eastin Larry Morello.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
William T. Cox
Midwest City
Okla
Cox
Sox
Fred Lynn
el Monte
Calif
Southern California University
Omaha
Neb
Charlie Meyers
Oklahoma State
Red Sox
New Englanders
Jacksonville
Fla
Glenn Bannister
Ft. Smith
Ark
Clell Hobson Jr
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Rick Berg
Hesperia
Chris Dilorenzo
Rome
Barrett Jackson
Plainfield
Jack Medick
Major League Draft Pick and World Sports Roundup
The summer sports wire covers David Clyde being chosen No. 1 by the Rangers in the MLB draft. Ilie Nastase wins the French Open. Arthur Ashe advances in Rome. Patti Hogan advances in Manchester. Terry Caffery named WHA Rookie of the Year. contracts and trades in hockey and football. Jim Crawford ace in Wales. golf and bowling headlines. Ivy League golf honors announced with the 1973 All Ivy team.
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Associated Press
New York
Texas Rangers
David Clyde
Westchester High School
Houston
Paris
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Nikki Pilic
Yugoslavia
Rome
Arthur Ashe
Jean Baptiste Chanfreau
Manchester
England
Patti Hogan
la Jolla
Calif
Jill Griffith
Britain
Santa Ana
Terry Caffery
New England Whalers
World Hockey Association
LOS Angeles
Mark Tardiff
Montreal Canadiens
National Hockey League
Los Angeles Sharks
Mark
Marty Howe
Gordie Howe
Houston Aeros
Trotters And Pacers Scarborough Downs Entries First Race
Scarborough Downs hosts a card led by nine races with pacing and trotting events. Entries include Old Hat and Mountain Action in pace races while Dodie Scott and Good Lord appear in trotting and pacing heats across the program.
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Old Hat
K. Fritz
Cha Don
D. Richards
Hindsight
J. Gerry
Mr. Cranberry
A. Davignon
Our Little Wonder
Tishi Wally K
T. Harris
Mohawk Raider
G. Libbey
Miss Amy Alden
F. R. Smith
Mountain Action
W.L. Whittemore
Rebel Patrick
Wm O'Donnell
Rock Andy
Hurricane Mary
L. Norton
Autumn Sky
G. Corey
Adio Burn
Timber Dean
Charlie Overlook
Moonlight John
D. Ginn
Steves Hope
D. Watson
Greenacres Sir
H. Ralph
Carnival King
E. Tracy
Lady Axe
F. Quinta
Hay Fever
E. Burdick
H A Buddy
J. VanderPoel
Scott Horn
D. Gray
Dashing Newport
Northern Empress
T. Ryan
Yankee Knox
R. Maguire
Tuff Time
H. Coleman
Good Lord N. A.langille
Flashy Doug
Stinger
W. Fitzgerald
Harold K. el Smith
Hi Street
Debbie
Vince Adios
C. Corey
B. Smith
F. Bourque
Mr. Big Time
Scotch Miss N
R. Truitt
Hijacker
Jim
Wm. O'Donnell
Vital Hanover
R. Chick
Marcon Nero
T. Olmstead
Dream Time Kitty
H. McKenney
Cane Pine Nibsen
Guy K. Dudley
R. Tilbert
Standys Hal
A. Langille
Killarneys
R. Vaillancourt
Katie Frost
A. Nason
Marcon Mars
J.C. Smith
River Road
Greg
Hills Ingrid
Johnny Tom
Race results from Springfield and Quincy WHA week
The listing covers multiple horse races with winning horses and payouts, followed by Springfield College naming Bill Howard captain for next season and Quincy declaring Whaler Week June 11 16 with WHA championship celebrations and events.
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Mass
Whaler
New England Whalers
World Hockey Association
Walter J. Hannon
Whalers
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results From Major Leagues
National League East standings show Chicago leading with 31 21 and Montreal, St. Louis, New York, Philadelphia trailing. Tuesday games saw Los Angeles top Chicago 10 1 and Cincinnati beat New York 6 5 in ten innings. American League notes include Detroit leading with 28 22 and New York 27 24, plus several key results from Baltimore Boston Milwaukee and more.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego Padres
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Chicago
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Kansas City
New York
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Minnesota
Cleveland
Ron
Montreal
Atlanta
Fairly
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Johnny Bench
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Mets
Ed Gooson
Ron Bryant
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Bryant
Wayne Twitchell
Larry Bowa
Philadelphia
Houston
Associated Press
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West San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
West Chicago
California
Kaat
Decker
Tidrow
Lamb
Splittorff
Oston
Lee
Fisher
Alexander
Kline
Atexas
Merritt
Slaton
Airland
Hunter
Coleman
Clifornia
Singer
Nastase Tops Tennis Standings After French Open Victory
Ilie Nastase of Romania leads the Commercial Union Grand Prix standings with 130 points after winning the French Open in Paris, defeating Nikki Pilic 6-3 6-3 6-0. Margaret Court also gains 100 points by taking the women's title over Chris Evert, who remains the year’s top player with 305 points.
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Ilie Nastase
Romania
Paris
Nastase
Nikki Pilic
Yugoslavia
Andriano Panatta
Italy
John Newcombe
Australia
Margaret Court
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Miss Evert
Evonne Goolagong
Virginia Wade
Great Britain
Mrs. Court
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Instant Printing
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Sneider’s
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Tria
Chuck
Evelyn Grace
Alfred St
Sandra Scott
Vernon St
Saco
Hazel Austin
Mousam Rd
Kennebunk
Theresa Ledoux
Wakefield Ave
Carol Wheaton
Scammon St
Willie Fredetie Sr
Pool Rd
Simonne Taschereau
RFD
New Rd
Phyllis Babine
Brown St
Mrs. L. Legros
Main St
Terry Boissonneault
Bradbury St
Jamon
Purina
Maine
Snow
Sunkist
Tlie Nastase
Alfred
Feinberg
Kesslen Shoe Company
Kennebunk, Maine
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